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- the present invention relates generally to electronic gaming machines or consoles and in particular the invention provides an improved system for executing casino games in RAM as opposed to the conventional unalterable ROM.
- the improvements provide an authentication process based upon digital signatures, with the U.S. Digital Signature Standard (DSS) being the preferred means of implementation.
- DSS Digital Signature Standard
- a gambling machine is a traditional gaming machine.
- Typical examples include slot machines of the type made by Aristocrat Leisure Industries or IGT.
- a casino refers to the operator of gambling machines.
- a digital signature is a pair of large numbers represented in a computer as strings of binary digits.
- the digital signature is computed using a set of rules (i.e., the DSA) and a set of parameters such that the identity of the signatory and integrity of the data can be verified.
- Strong encryption is the encryption of data such that it is computationally infeasible for a third party—for example a government agency—to retrieve the encrypted data without a key.
- a hash, or message digest is the output from a function that produces a value that is unique for any message input into it.
- a one-way hash produces an output that is computationally difficult to relate to the input. It is also computationally difficult to produce two different messages with the same message digest.
- An unforgeable log is produced by chaining together hash values such that the nth entry in the log is dependent on the (n ⁇ 1)'h entry, and thus previous entries cannot be altered without re-computing the whole chain.
- a logic cage is a secure area inside the gaming machine that cannot be accessed without sufficient security clearance.
- microprocessor based gaming machines store their program contents in unalterable ROM or EPROM. During installation and after a large jackpot payout, the machine is physically inspected and the EPROMs are removed. These EPROMs are placed in a verification device which produces an output string using a known algorithm usually referred to as a hash function. This string is compared against a string that has been already generated when the game program was approved by the gaming jurisdiction. Authentication is achieved by a match of the approved string and the EPROM generated string.
- Another system uses a private key to encrypt a message digest of the approved copy of the program, and thus produce an unalterable digital signature which can be decrypted with a corresponding public key and compared against a message digest generated by an unalterable EPROM in the gaming machine.
- the disadvantage of the above invention is that it relies on strong encryption, currently subject to export restrictions from the U.S. and other countries. This program can only be signed by one party and if a single private key is compromised, the whole system is compromised.
- a related problem that exists is that of version control. Once a gaming machine program is found to be faulty, a modification or ‘patch’ is usually distributed. Unfortunately, conventional EPROM based machines, and the disclosed system above, have no method implemented of ensuring that the earlier version of the program is not re-installed, either deliberately or by accident, later. Once program is approved, it is impossible for the machine to revoke that approval. If a rogue element was able to ‘sneak past’ a jurisdiction a dubious piece of program, there would be no way to stop it being used in a casino, even after detection
- the invention provides a gaming machine with enhanced capability for storing games due to enhanced security and authentication capabilities.
- the present invention provides a programmable controller, including a readable and writable storage means to hold a program during its execution by the programmable controller, and program authentication means comprising digital signature verification means which verifies a digital signature associated with the program and prevents execution of the program if the digital signature is not valid.
- the present invention provides a method of verifying a program or a program component for a programmable controller, including a readable and writable storage means to hold a program during its execution by the programmable controller, and program authentication means comprising digital signature verification means which verifies a digital signature associated with the program, and the method including a step of verifying the digital signature against a key, and preventing execution of the program if the digital signature is not valid.
- the digital signature is generated by a method that does not include encryption such that de-encryption is not performed during the digital signature verification.
- the present invention provides a programmable controller, including a readable and writable storage means to hold a program during its execution by the programmable controller, and program authentication means comprising digital signature verification means which verifies each of a plurality of digital signatures associated with the program and prevents execution of the program if any one of the digital signatures is not valid.
- the present invention provides a method of verifying a program or a program component for a programmable controller, including a readable and writable storage means to hold a program during its execution by the programmable controller, and program authentication means comprising digital signature verification means which verifies each of a plurality of digital signatures associated with the program, and the method including steps of verifying each of the digital signatures against a respective key, and preventing execution of the program if any one of the digital signatures is not valid.
- the or each digital signature is generated by a method that does not include encryption such that de-encryption is not performed during the digital signature verification.
- the programmable controller is used to control the operation of a game played on an electronic gaming machine and the signed program is a game program or a component of a game program.
- multiple signatures may be applied to the game program, to ensure that only program approved by not only the manufacturer, but also the jurisdictional authority and optionally the casino itself, is executed by the machine
- a system for revoking signature keys.
- This can be password based—a password is entered which allows one of the public signatures stored in the machine to be changed.
- a revocation certificate can be used, which must be valid, or the revocation system can be time based, where the machine stores a set of signatures, good for say 10 years, and the current active signature is based upon the current system clock.
- a system of equivalent signatures is also preferably provided, such that any one of these signatures can be used as part of the verification.
- a manufacturer will have at least one signature for its office in each jurisdiction. Any one could be used to sign a game, but it would be apparent in the event of a problem where the responsibility would lie, and could be revoked easily.
- a system for version control is also included, such that once a later version of program runs on a gaming machine it is then impossible to run an earlier version of the same program. This would preferably permanently revoke faulty games once a fix had been issued.
- any signature and version changes are held in secure unforgeable logs updated after each change to help detect possible fraud.
- the unforgeable logs are implemented using tamper-proof devices such as smartcards to ensure that the log can never be deleted.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a conventional gaming machine in which the present invention may be implemented
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a control unit according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic representation of a method of signature generation and verification according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a flow diagram of a program approval process according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flow diagram illustrating a method of executing approved program according to the present invention.
- a slot machine 40 of the type having a video display screen 41 which displays a plurality of rotatable reels 42 carrying symbols 43 , is arranged to pay a prize on the occurrence of a predetermined symbol or combination of symbols.
- the game is initiated by a push button 44 , however, it will be recognized by persons skilled in the art that this operating mechanism might be replaced by a pull handle or other type of actuator in other embodiments of the invention.
- the top box 45 on top of the slot machine 40 carries the artwork panel 35 which displays the various winning combinations for which a prize is paid on this machine.
- the program which implements the game and user interface is run on a standard gaming machine control processor 100 as illustrated schematically in FIG. 2 .
- This processor forms part of a controller 110 which drives the video display screen 141 and receives input signals from sensors 144 .
- the sensors 144 may be touch sensors, however, in alternative embodiments these may be replaced by a pull handle or another type of actuator such as button 44 in FIG. 1 .
- the controller 110 also receives input pulses from a mechanism 120 indicating the user has provided sufficient credit to begin playing.
- the mechanism 120 may be a coin input chute, a bank note acceptor (bill acceptor), a credit card reader, or other type of validation device.
- the controller 120 also drives a payout mechanism 130 which for example may be a coin output.
- the controller 110 also includes ROM 170 in which fixed and secure program components are held. This ROM may also contain part or all of a program to perform a program verification function for programs running on the CPU 100 out of RAM 150 or loaded onto or from the disk 160 .
- the program verification may be performed by a stand alone verification system 140 interposed between the RAM 150 , the disk 160 and the CPU 100 .
- the verification system may make use of a tamper proof storage element such as a smart card 180 (or a device containing a smart card chip, or the verification system 140 may itself be implemented as a smart card or smart card chip in which case, it will not require the separate smart card 180 .
- An Input/Output function 190 is also provided for the CPU to communicate with a gaming machine network for administration participation in system wide prizes and bonuses and for downloading of game programs.
- the game played on the machine shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is a relatively standard game which includes a 3 by 5 symbol display and allows multiple pay lines.
- Slot machines such as those of the type described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 can be adapted to embody the present invention with generally only a program change to modify the functions of some of the user interfaces of the machine.
- the system when built will consist of an electronic gaming machine, with standard features such as graphics capability, a monitor, sound output and interfaces to gaming hardware such as hoppers, bill acceptors etc.
- the gaming machine would also have a sophisticated central processor, say a Pentium or PowerPC for example, with a large amount of RAM, a storage device such as a hard disk, CD-ROM or remote network storage and optionally a smartcard interface.
- the machine would furthermore have an unalterable EPROM which would have stored in it program code to perform the DSS algorithm, also know as the DSA. It would also contain code to perform the Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA-1), the designated U.S. Federal standard message digest algorithm.
- SHA-1 Secure Hash Algorithm
- This EPROM would be able to be extracted and inspected by the traditional means.
- other digital signature algorithms could be used such as GOST, ESIGN or even the previously disclosed RSA method which requires encryption.
- FIG. 3 copied from the U.S. Federal standard FIPS 180-1, describes the operations that produce and verify a digital signature using DSA and SHA-1.
- An important distinguishing characteristic of this system is that it does not use encryption to produce a digital signature. It is thus not subject to export restrictions from the US and other countries.
- Each set of program that is to be installed in any gaming machine at present must be approved, both by the gaming jurisdictional authority and by the machine manufacturer. It also may need to be approved by the casino in which the machine will reside. In the preferred implementation, all interested parties will digitally sign each piece of approved program prior to installation. The process of game program being produced, approved and authenticated would proceed as in FIG. 4 .
- These signatures will be stored with the program on a mass storage device inside the gaming machine.
- the machine When the machine needs to load a piece of program, or upon an external command after a significant event such as a jackpot payout, it will execute the SHA-1 program code in the EPROM on the program being loaded, and then perform a DSA verification operation using the SHA-1 output as one of the parameters.
- the DSA verification operation will be repeated for every digital signature stored with the program, and all must be valid, so that it is impossible to execute program code that has not been approved by the manufacturer, the jurisdictional authority and optionally the casino and/or other parties.
- the process of executing pre-approved program would proceed as in FIG. 5 .
- the machine store public keys for the appropriate parties—jurisdiction, casino and manufacturer.
- these keys are stored in EEPROM, which can be modified at suitable times by a program stored in the EPROM, under strict security conditions. This enables signatures to be revoked if compromised, or periodically updated.
- a plurality of signature public keys are stored in the unalterable EPROM and variables stored in EEPROM indicate which of these signatures are active.
- a tamper-proof device such as a smartcard stores the public keys.
- the program code in the EPROM passes the output from the SHA-1 algorithm to the smartcard along with the signature values stored with the program. The smartcard then performs the DSS or other signature verification and returns either an authentication or denial code to the gaming machine. Once revoked, the smartcard will not allow keys to be re-enabled.
- this hash chain is stored within a tamper-proof device such as a smartcard or the traditionally used logic cage.
- a smartcard is preferred, since it can have a secret, unique identification code, and is thus non-reproducible and unforgeable itself.
- Program code stored in the unalterable EPROM accesses the smartcard during signature or program update.
- Each signature for a file would be linked to the file, but need not be contained within the file.
- new signatures may have to be downloaded from a network device or using the machine's operator mode. In this case the new signatures being downloaded would indicate which file they are to attach to, and which signature they replace. This would be more economical than re-downloading the whole program set upon a signature key change.
- multiple public keys for each corresponding signature are stored. At any one time, only one for each interested party would be active. The schedule for selecting which public keys are active could be time-based, so signatures would in effect have a lifetime. Periodically, the machine would have to be updated with the new signatures as either a maintenance task or upon the payments of an additional license fee to the manufacturer or jurisdiction.
- Each digitally signed piece of program stored on the mass storage device within the machine will have an associated identification code and version number. It will be impossible to download program with a corresponding identification code and an earlier version number.
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